Count My Lies: An Engaging Dive into Deception I couldn’t resist picking up Count My Lies by Sophie Stava after seeing buzz about its juicy premise and praise for its compulsive readability. As someone who loves a good domestic thriller—a genre that often blurs the lines between reality and deception—I was ready to dive in …
You Killed Me First: A Wildly Unhinged Journey Through Domestic Darkness You know that feeling when you stumble upon a book that absolutely refuses to be put down? That was my experience with You Killed Me First by John Marrs. As a long-time fan of his sci-fi thrillers, I was both excited and a bit …
Book Review: The House of Cross (Alex Cross #33) As a lifelong fan of James Patterson, my heart skips a beat every time a new Alex Cross novel hits the shelves. After over twenty-five years of reading this incredible series, it’s almost like catching up with an old friend. The latest installment, The House of …
Enchanted and Disturbed: A Journey Through Of Earthly Delights by Goldy Moldavsky There’s something undeniably intoxicating about a book that promises both romance and mystery, and when I caught wind of Goldy Moldavsky’s Of Earthly Delights, I felt a magnetic pull. The notion of a modern gothic romance steeped in dark magic and the haunting …
The Overnight Guest: A Spine-Chilling Journey in the Snow Let me just say, I’ve been eagerly waiting for The Overnight Guest by Heather Gudenkauf to finally hit the shelves—and wow, it did not disappoint! As a fan of high-tension mysteries, I found myself completely entranced by this dark tale of suspense. With its icy cabin-hewn …
Review: The Texas Murders (A Texas Ranger Thriller #3) by James Patterson and Andrew Bourelle When the third installment of James Patterson’s Rory Yates series, The Texas Murders, landed on my desk, I couldn’t help but feel a thrill of anticipation. After thoroughly enjoying Texas Ranger and Texas Outlaw, I was eager to see how …